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September 2007

Supplements keep eyesight healthy in older adults
High levels of beta-carotene, vitamins C, D, E, lutein, zeaxanthin and more mean better eyesight
by Newsletter Editor
Selenium, multi-vitamins and soy protect the prostate
Men with high levels of selenium, multi-vitamins and soy shown to have a lower risk for prostate cancer
by Newsletter Editor
Oat fiber helps lower cholesterol and protect the heart
Study shows oat beta-glucan lowers LDL and total cholesterol, decreasing heart disease risk
by Newsletter Editor
Antioxidants aid chemotherapy
Review shows antioxidants increase cancer survival rates, shrink tumors and more
by Newsletter Editor
Black cohosh decreases breast cancer risk
Studies show taking black cohosh during menopause reduces chance for having breast cancer
by Newsletter Editor
L-carnitine decreases muscle soreness
L-carnitine reduces markers for post-exercise metabolic stress and muscle damage
by Newsletter Editor
Magnesium helps develop healthy bones in girls
Study shows magnesium significantly increases bone mineral content in girls
by Newsletter Editor
Vegetables and soy slow cancer cell growth
DIM (natural compound from vegetables) and genistein shown to slow the spread of cancer cells
by Newsletter Editor
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